Estate of Maynard in said County petition for administration
Notice shows a petition to appoint Zehia J. mice of Maynard as administrator of an estate in the county. Court orders appearance before the court by the return day of April 26 1943. Judge John C Legget presiding and P Jordan as Register. April 49 May 6 4
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Jordan, Register
Probate Petition for Matti Sarvela Estate
In Massachusetts Probate Court a petition is filed by Hanna Maynard seeking appointment as administratrix of the estate of the late Matti Sarvela of said county. Interested parties may object and must appear in court by the return day, May 17, 1943. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Loring P. Jordan is the register.
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Massachusetts
Matti Sarvela
Maysaid
Hanna of
Maynard
Cort Bridge
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Potato Shortage Seen Until Mid June For Families
Officials and experts say average families must wait until mid June to buy enough potatoes. Marlboro stores sold out yesterday and no more stock is expected locally. Government priorities froze Idaho and Maine stocks, with Virginia Florida California and Texas shipments limited by cost. Northern shipments from the Carolinas expected early June, Maryland later, with Pennsylvania and New Jersey about the first week in July.
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Marlboro
Scials Ag
Florida
Texas
Idaho
Maine
California
Carolinas
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Lost Bank Book and Probate Court Divorce Notice
Lost bank book number 9977 notice from Assabet Institution for Savings dated April 21 1943. Probate Court citation to Brute C Manley of Washington DC for a divorce filed by Margaret B E Manley with appearance due within 21 days from June 7 1948. John C Leggat Esq First Judge and Loring P Jordan Register record.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney BD
McCleary
Treas, Maynard
Maas
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Melsa Lee Weekly News Analysis Headline Summary
Predicts a 6 percent cut in food supply as bombers strike Italian supply ports. Allies tighten Tunisia trap while U S promises MacArthur more aircraft. Published by Western Newspaper Union.
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Melsa Lee Weekly
Tunisia
U.S
MacArthur
Battle for Air Control Expands in Southwest Pacific Theater
Allied air forces strike Japanese convoy near Wewak and hit three merchant ships while shooting down 30 raiders above Milne Bay as Gen MacArthur warns of rising Japanese strength. In Tunisia Rommel’s supply line weakens under American air attacks. OPA suspends price ceilings on beef veal lamb and mutton until May 17 following complaints.
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Nipponese Military Affairs Bureau
United States
Australia
Milne Bay
New Guinea
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Wewak
Port Moresby
MacArthur
Stimson
South Pacific
Tunisia
Rorhmel
Sicily
Rommel
Castelvetrano
Milo
Mediterranean
Romine
von Arnim
Connecticut
Tunis
Bizerte
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
First Army
General Montgomery
Eighth Army
Ond Roosevelt
OPA
Prentise M. Brown
Food Shortages Likely In 1943 OWI Warns
The Office of War Information cautions civilians face at least 6 percent less to eat in 1943 with continuous shortages of canned vegetables and meat. Some items will drop, including 1 percent less meat and butter, 21 percent less cheese, 8 to 25 percent fewer vegetables, and 27 percent less shellfish, while chicken eggs and certain fats may rise.
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Office of War Information
OWI
Russia and Germany clash on far front as ground moves
Military activity remains limited to small clashes. In the Caucasus Kybak valley Russians seize pillboxes and trenches from German defenders. In the Donets area Germans push in Izyum sector but are repulsed per Soviet communique. North of Chuguev Russian artillery shells German infantry near Kharkov.
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Caucasus
Donets
Izyum
Chuguev
Kharkov
Papa
Allied Bombers Strike Axis Europe In Fierce Raids
Allied air forces from Britain America and Russia intensified "softening up" raids on Axis Europe with a majorBritish assault on Stuttgart. Reports claim Red air raids on Koenigsburg and continued Allied strikes on Sardinia shipping at Cagliari.
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Sardinia
East Prussia
Europe
Stuttgart
Redair
Koenigsburg
Caglieri
Hitler Builds Fences in the Balkans Amid War News
Reports from Rome and neutral sources indicate Germany is tightening Balkan defenses and pressuring satellite states as Axis forces seek potential invasion clues. Also in Washington, Maj. Gen. Gregory testified army food conservation reduced waste from 58–25 percent to about 1 percent, enough to feed a million civilians for a year. Commerce Secretary Jones warned the nation faces a 250 billion dollar cost and urged jobs at a living wage. real estate guidance from the OPA outlined basic program limits for landlords and tenants.
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Balkan
Cource
Rome
Spain
Sweden
Germi E
Balkans
Peeves
Hitler
Romania
Ibn Antonescu
Rome Radio
Fuehrer
Mari
Europe
Testi
Senate
E. B. Gregory
Commerce
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Committee For Economic Development
New York
Jones
Echoes of fascist menace cited in wartime committee remarks
A wartime committee describes a past regime as pursuing a diabolical plan to spread Nazism, aiming to convince Americans of a deep seated threat and rally support against the common enemy.
Graf Spee escape from internment camp shocks authorities
Government sources report the pocket battleship Graf Spee fled an internment camp on Martin Garcia Island during leave. Authorities scour the area as more than 900 Nazi sailors from the ship are said to have escaped Argentina three years ago.
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Graf Spee
Martin Garcie Island
Argentina
Berne reports on Germany’s air raid policy and Britain’s defense
In a wartime dispatch from Berne the report notes Germany’s aerial campaign against Britain and questions Britain’s air raid defense capabilities. The piece emphasizes uncertainty about retaliatory or protective measures and sketches strategic tensions during the conflict.
Victory Garden Information and Seed Sources
An article advises buying seeds from reputable farm supply houses or established dealers in Massachusetts, preferably in volume. It notes a single Victory Garden Fertilizer with 8-8-7 analysis available through grain dealers and some hardware stores, and stresses using only essential tools and proper soil prep by local committees with various equipment options, cost depending on local conditions and garden size.
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Massachusetts
Victory Garden
Home Garden Preparation Methods During Seasonal Work
The article discusses choosing affordable labor for garden work, noting plowing costs and the value of hiring a horse and driver. It emphasizes planning ahead to prepare home gardens and suggests spading as a feasible method for early garden setup.
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